I can step in on that one.
In Old Perlican we have an ad hoc committee that is currently pursuing developing our marina. We've had yachts down through the years always coming in. I estimate we've had probably 25 or 30 yachts. We've had them from down in the States, from everywhere. The major problem we've had is that because we don't have the room, they get entangled with the fishing boats. If you come in with your yacht and at two o'clock in the morning I come down to start up the engine because I'm going out, you don't want to hear that.
So this is why we are preparing an area that is going to be for the yachts. We've had requests from Holyrood, naturally, because we're in a position where, if you want to cross.... Let's say you leave Holyrood and are coming around and up to Trinity Bay. Well, if the wind comes down sou'west, you're not going to cross Trinity Bay; it would be very uncomfortable.
This is the other point: they want to be able to go to Old Perlican, where we have the marine service centre. John Efford every year comes there. He hauls up his boat and cleans the bottom and that.
That's what we're doing now. As you said, it will entertain more boats. We're thinking Americans, Europeans--who knows, right? But we have to have an area where they can have their own spot.